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New music roundup: November 2020
November is set to be a rough month for all of us. With the election on Wednesday, COVID wreaking havoc across the country, and the holidays on the horizon, it’s safe so […]
Punk rock in the time of COVID: Interview with Brent Friedman of We Are The Union
During COVID, it’s no secret that bands, venues, and fans have been slowly acclimating to a new musical reality. Detroit ska punk band, We Are The Union, are no exception. As I learned in an interview with drummer Brent Friedman, not even a global pandemic can stop the music.
“World Language Tables” event taking place on Zoom until December 3, 2020
Stockton University welcomes students, faculty, and staff to join “World Language Tables” on Thursdays from October 8 until December 3 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. online via Zoom.
Genre starter pack: the history of Philly Soul in 5 songs
From the mid-60’s through the 70’s, Philadelphia was the hub for some of the most iconic and enduring soul music ever recorded. Many of the artists from the Philly Soul scene gained […]
Album review: Still House Plants: “Fast Edit”
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R and J Farms provides Stockton students autumn diversions
Written for The Argo by Giavanna Georgio If you are looking for some fun activities to get you in the autumn mood, R&J Farms is the perfect place for you! The farm […]
New music that proves 2020 hasn’t been all bad
Written for The Argo by Katherine River Sage DISCLAIMER: These recommendations are entirely my own. I received no compensation from any of the artists mentioned, I just want to promote some good music […]
WLFR veteran recounts college radio glory days, looks forward to future
Written for The Argo by Katherine River Sage Back before the world, as we knew it ended, Stu Mark had a weekly show on 91.7 WLFR called “Active Listening Exercise.” On Tuesday […]
Press release from URM: “Get Outdoors, Ospreys!”
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